Bru Returning!!!!!

[Volador]

Bru was my favorite returning player this past Fall. He will be a stud in the NFL. Soooo glad to have him back for our next campaign. Welcome back Sir!!

 

[jeff1vol]

It was great seeing Bru on the sidelines the following game and it will be great watching him run over DBs in 2024.

What purpose does this serve? Who posts this doom and gloom over a young man? Who thinks they can put limits on his ability to recover? A "medical professional" of all people should know better. And spoken with such confidence ("I can tell you...").

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Baahahaaa! What a clown. Your Femur is nowhere near your ankle, but... I didn't sleep in a Holiday Inn last night either.

 

[McDad]

Mays, Pili, and Bru. The triumvirate that we most needed to retain is now complete. I feel MUCH better going into the off season

Triumvirate! Nice.
I had to look it up...a group of 3 holding power.

 

[JohnWardForever]

I thought Keaton was out of eligibility ?

Snicker......

 

[JohnWardForever]

These high profile guys returning says what? They love Coach Hype and see the Potential with Nico........ Yes Sir.

 

[TennesseeTarheel]

I approve.

 

[dalton_vol]

great news. hope we develop the young guys quickly, we need to speed to go over the top.

 

[IndianaVol]

Bru returning, Squirrel continuing to take steps forward, and the new guys we saw glimpses of this year like Webb and Nimrod at WR.
Add that to the decision making, in game speed we witnessed with Nico in the bowl game and '24 should look more like '22 than '23.

 

[RockyTop140]

Keyton seems like a great kid but I’d prefer he be done here he had a pretty tough season

Really disappointing year for him. He was great last year when Tillman went down. He had the yips

 

[cbbowlingmd]

Where's the emergency room desk attendant that told us Bru had a career ending injury?

 

[Pride85]

Where's the haters who said he'd never play again as he lay on the turf?

c'mon. Time to man up and apologize.

I don't think they were being "haters". The injury looked bad enough that there was some serious doubt if he would be able to. I don't think I saw a single poster that was hating on Bru for his ankle being destroyed.

 

[modernVol]

Glad he's coming back but sheesh, he's gonna be 24 years old....NFL GMs do not like drafting "old" WRs.....I suppose he's happy with banking some NIL money and hoping a full season will still help his draft stock despite his age.

Anyhow, huge news for us. I don't think people understand how big of a loss he was for us in this offense. His physicality in the run and quick pass game was hugely missed

 

[greenbacknative]

BRUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU !!!!!!

 

[vader]

Bruuuuuu

 

[AdoptedVOL]

Where's the emergency room desk attendant that told us Bru had a career ending injury?

This is the one that bothered me most... before Bru was off the field.

 

[AdoptedVOL]

I don't think they were being "haters". The injury looked bad enough that there was some serious doubt if he would be able to. I don't think I saw a single poster that was hating on Bru for his ankle being destroyed.

I'll admit "haters" was not a good choice. I agree I've seen no one hating on Bru. He has 100% support from VOL fans (football fans in general).

We all have opinions. Mine is that it was bad taste to publicly prognosticate over a young man's future, without information, while he lays on the field in pain and his family, friends, fans watch and pray.

Would "heartless" have been better? Maybe "lack of social filter"?

Whatever, it would be appropriate to hear "not my brightest moment" from these folks.

 

[Pride85]

I'll admit "haters" was not a good choice. I agree I've seen no one hating on Bru. He has 100% support from VOL fans (football fans in general).

We all have opinions. Mine is that it was bad taste to publicly prognosticate over a young man's future, without information, while he lays on the field in pain and his family, friends, fans watch and pray.

Would "heartless" have been better? Maybe "lack of social filter"?

Whatever, it would be appropriate to hear "not my brightest moment" from these folks.

Yeah, that is much more in line with what you were looking for. Absolutely no ill intent with my post.

 

[DeadByDaylightFan]

He deserves more respect than that. He made huge plays during the last years Bama and Florida wins.

lol

 

[DeadByDaylightFan]

I’m smoking understanding the game.
Vols were 4th among Power 5 teams in avg yards per rush and rushing yards, without a true mobile QB. That’s not on the same planet as your “terrible” label. Our RBs weren’t achieving this themselves.

Watch our OL play!!! Don’t just look at them on avg. less than 2 plays per game when we give up a sack, and say “Well, our OL must have F’ed up again. Whose fault?” Look at all 70+ plays, each man. Look at how they work together, along with H-back and/or TE. Wished some of our fans knew more before spouting off.

the line was terrible and gave joe zero time

Shitloads of penalties as well

 

[DeadByDaylightFan]

It was great seeing Bru on the sidelines the following game and it will be great watching him run over DBs in 2024.

What purpose does this serve? Who posts this doom and gloom over a young man? Who thinks they can put limits on his ability to recover? A "medical professional" of all people should know better. And spoken with such confidence ("I can tell you...").

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ER medical professionals treat acute injury.

all that "experience" has zero involvement in actual recovery or rehabilitation

 

[OrangeTsar]

Triumvirate! Nice.
I had to look it up...a group of 3 holding power.

Good Roman word

 

[OrangeTsar]

Campbell is big as well. When healthy he played really well at LT. In CHRIST Alone

Agree..but the thing about Bru, Coop, and Pili that sets them apart from the rest is their leadership status within their position group. Whenever one of those three was out, you could see their whole room take a step backwards